Teacher Puts A Hit Out On A Student He Thought To Be Gay
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:08 am
CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. -- A local teacher was arrested on suspicion of putting a hit on one of his students.
Randolph Forde, a 10th-grade teacher at Mundy’s Mill High School in Clayton County, is accused of trying to persuade another student to kill a 16-year-old boy.
Teacher Accused Of Putting Hit On Student
Forde was charged after, officers said, he held up a piece of paper with the alleged victim’s name on it saying he had a hit on him. The student’s mother said her son came home frightened when he found out.
“He says, ‘Ma, you’re not going to believe this but Mr. Forde offered another student money to kill me,’” said mother Marcia Killebrew.
Killebrew told Channel 2 Action News reporter Tom Jones that she was shocked when her 16-year-old son told her his substitute math teacher at Mundy’s Mill High School was trying to hire a hit man to kill him.
“I was extremely upset. I called the school at that moment,” said Killebrew.
Killebrew’s attorney said the incident began when Forde called the student out of the classroom one day.
“(Forde) asked him if he was gay,” said attorney Terrance Madden.
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Randolph Forde, a 10th-grade teacher at Mundy’s Mill High School in Clayton County, is accused of trying to persuade another student to kill a 16-year-old boy.
Teacher Accused Of Putting Hit On Student
Forde was charged after, officers said, he held up a piece of paper with the alleged victim’s name on it saying he had a hit on him. The student’s mother said her son came home frightened when he found out.
“He says, ‘Ma, you’re not going to believe this but Mr. Forde offered another student money to kill me,’” said mother Marcia Killebrew.
Killebrew told Channel 2 Action News reporter Tom Jones that she was shocked when her 16-year-old son told her his substitute math teacher at Mundy’s Mill High School was trying to hire a hit man to kill him.
“I was extremely upset. I called the school at that moment,” said Killebrew.
Killebrew’s attorney said the incident began when Forde called the student out of the classroom one day.
“(Forde) asked him if he was gay,” said attorney Terrance Madden.
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